skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I feel like _satisfaction_ is a product measure, not engineering. You can measure the exact same things on frontend and backend.
This is great!

Btw, something I learned recently about house plants: In an analogous way to sneakers, there is a large subculture built around certain varieties of them. They get to be expensive, there is a network of trading, there are ones associated with high status, there are knockoffs (not joking) etc. Very interesting! This site does not appear to be about that subculture.
That’s fair. It isn’t cheap, but they’re the only ones I know of who can route things around and mix them together without a DAW or some other utility running.

MacOS doesn’t even have per application volume control, which is a crazy thing to say for the OS aimed at audio professionals (at least as far as I know.)
Not them, but I agree with their point that management is, by definition, where the buck stops when it comes to projects, yet are never held accountable when projects go over budget or behind schedule, and that is instead put on developers.

I think that productivity has to be defined by deliverables achieved on-time.

If one developer is consistently failing to achieve the time boxes that their peers collectively set, that is a red flag for their productivity.

If any meaningful *percentage* of your developers aren't hitting their KPIs, that's a management failure.

This distinction is important, because you can't accurately measure productivity if you don't accurately set goals.

Unfortunately, this assignment of responsibility rarely actually works out properly, and developers get used as scapegoats by bad managers who are in fact themselves unproductive in their NoSP (number of successful projects) metrics, and who go from job to job and group to group blaming bad developer productivity for project failures.

There is a reason we hear about developer productivity and not manager productivity, in an industry where most projects fail to meet project goals (which are a management responsibility to ensure, not a developer responsibility).
This is the real reason I’m not getting this game, linking accounts isn’t anywhere near as problematic yet nobody cares.
> to a certain extent Wang Huning's thesis about America is right

What is that?
The issue is there is no standard for video out from a single application (except that apps window buffer).

That said, OBS has a “camera” mode where it will present itself as a camera. Anything you can do in OBS (including playing a video) can be sent to anything that takes camera input.
This looks to be a fork of NixCpp only. There is also https://aux.computer that appears to be (the beginning of) a fork of nixpkgs.
Fedora Cleared to Build Python Package with "-O3" Optimizations
I thought tailscale could not see your traffic -- that they essentially functioned as a known "reachable" address that keeps track of the current addresses for your devices, and when you connect they help point your devices at each other, which then blindly fire UDP at each other, which opens up your firewall for incoming replies, allowing your devices to connect directly.

So in short, I thought they basically just helped your devices find each other (and connect to each other directly), not currying any of your traffic. Which is how they can give people so many free devices (100 currently) -- because it doesn't really cost them any work / network load.

Also your devices connect directly over your LAN if possible, which goes against traffic flowing through them.

Please let me know if my mental model is wrong here, I'm certainly no network engineer.
Show HN: Svr.js – a web server running on Node.js
I suspect they realized how long the drive was. Siting a fab is difficult and subject to a lot of constraints. The first and most important constraint is having land to actually build anything. Intel is built right up against the tribal boundaries. The west parking lot is actually on tribal land. The TSMC campus would have required bulldozing an entire block to fit in city limits. Notice how the location chosen is along one of the few borders not constrained by tribal boundaries?

Intel also has a special deal with Chandler to get SRP water. Both Chandler and SRP as a whole probably couldn't afford the same for TSMC. They currently have a complicated deal with Phoenix to take that water from CAP, Groundwater, and the non-SRP allocation Phoenix gets. The difference is supposed to be made up with reclamation.
according to the footer links, they're the same
I was in China, they called democracy "hopelessly inefficient, will not work for a large population like ours".

What you describe is mostly western/NATO rhetoric, after which they can influence the election (which drives them to tears when it supposedly happens back home).
Ooh, I’ve actually been looking into this. It hasn’t been too heavily requested but to me it is a cool feature. I’m curious what you envision by location? Would it be by country? Or something more specific or broad?
Especially when the anti-cheat has a tendency to cause BSoDs. For a while the anti-cheat that came with Fortnite caused my machine to BSoD over and over. I googled and a ton of people were having the same problem. There didn't seem to be a good solution just the standard "Try reinstalling everything" advice. At one point the situation caused my windows installation to corrupt and I had to completely reinstall. It's ridiculous.
>If you prefer lines on the map, why not help with the fighting, instead of being a keyboard warrior?

If you are so desperate for Russia to win, why don't you go and join the Russian army and join a meat wave?

> shouldn't ukranian individuals have a choice

Conscription in its various forms is as old as warfare itself. I cannot believe you think Ukraine invented conscription lmao.
It is a manual process, but I’ve become reasonably good at identifying them when they’re just saplings. 5 mins a day of just me pulling on stuff keeps the yard mostly weed free. I do let some “weeds” stay that are pollinator friendly.

Also what has helped are native grasses and pollinator friendly ground covers like thyme that usually reduce the ability of weeds to take over.
Well, finally the Tories are getting voted out. It's all very delayed though.

People knew what they were leaving as it was everyday life with its pluses and minuses. They didn't know what they were getting into instead though, and now we know it's hard to change.
Yep, I wish I could read dead comments after a couple clicks. Maybe not vouch for them, but definitely reading them
The real point that has been completely ignored is that data for real applications come from Office and PDF files, and making them plain text throws all the visual information.
It’s not at all the same thing. It’s one thing for an employer to make a direct (or even implied) threat to violate the law directed towards an individual or group of employees. It’s quite another for an employer to express an opinion about the merits of a labor union.

It’s difficult to see how any reasonable employee could feel threatened, or even influenced (gee, Amazon CEO says “unions bad”, what a shocker) by these remarks. Going after Jassy for this just feels like a “gotcha” tactic, and seems to me like a pretty clear violation of free speech. I think everyone who is saying this shouldn’t be protected probably knows that, but it’s an easy fact to bury when it comes to speech you don’t like. Unfortunately, that is when we most need to defend the First Amendment.
Stack Overflow must have had a pretty good one-over on OpenAI, because you know OpenAI is already training on that data, to leverage it into a partnership. Maybe OpenAI's lawyers are scared of the CC BY-SA license?
Omni Calculator Your life in 3650 calculators
A JWST investigation into the bar fraction at redshifts 1 < z < 3
Stablecoins will become the largest holder of US Government debt
The Arrowhead support staff said (there are only 4 of them) is that they cannot process "conduct-based reviews" of reports because they have so many users. They wanted to outsource those reports to Sony.

Basically they wanted to make it easier and quicker to ban people for hurty words.
Of course we do. It’s very common for all the categories except “other” to function as FAQs and to give absolutely no support if the issue isn’t precisely in the list. Other is the new “representative”.
Exporting YouTube Subscriptions to OPML and Watching via RSS
What is "solid"? I'm dropping to 45 fps in totally pedestrian scenarios with a 2080 and Ryzen 7 3700X.
You forgot the United States who provides the weapons to Israel.
Hijacking Sven's post: The infrastructure monitoring team at LiveEO (Treeline) is also hiring:

(Senior) Data Engineer: https://liveeo-gmbh.jobs.personio.de/job/1551307

Come help us build automated pipelines for line infrastructure monitoring.
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You’re making a lot of assumptions. The reality is that I was going to be in that city for other reasons, and the visit to his house—which I appreciated and wanted—was tacked on to that trip, and followed by a party the CEO hosted for everyone else who was also in town.
Mutable references can never coexist with other references in Rust, regardless of whether they're on different threads.

This will not compile:

let x = 42;
let r1 = &x;
let m1 = &mut x;
println!("{r1}");
Do you need additional software for this? Can’t you use OBS as a webcam[0] and take its audio source? (I haven’t tried, but that’s how I’d approach it if I was going to).

0 - https://obsproject.com/kb/virtual-camera-guide
I made a beeline to the median, because funnily enough my median for other B2B SaaS was also 41.
I feel vindicated!

For consumer stuff my experience was closer to 25, but for businesses it was 41.
One of my long standing beefs with C-suites and their MBAs and whatever meat factory grinds them out is the continued lack of comprehension of basic software and IT management.

Back in the early 2000s, this could be saliently characterized by the exuberance many CEOs of companies bragged about how IT-ignorant they were. I saw the "my secretary prints out my emails" written proudly in print many a time in the CEO worship magazines like Fortune and the like.

Every decade of continued IT penetration and performance benefits in business are continuing the principle: the health of your business is strongly tied to its IT health.

BUT MY COMPANIES JUST STAMPS WIDGETS. Ok, look. MBAs long ago accepted that every business, regardless of what it does, needs two things: accounting and finance. So every MBA gets a decent education on those.

Well, hate to tell you, MBAs need to know the fundamentals of IT.

Basically, C-suites not understanding productivity measures in IT are hard is stupid not only because it is a basic aspect of IT management, but its a bit more disturbing than that:

YOU CAN'T MEASURE MANAGER PRODUCTIVITY EITHER. How does traditional MBA measure middle managers and those types of orgs? That is rife with all the problems of measuring developers, not the least of it being the "juke the stats" universal phenomenon. That's why the most important single indicator of manager ability is: headcount. Headcount headcount headcount. The second is size of budget: bigger bigger bigger.

Of course everyone that has working in companies knows the hilarity of what that produces: bloated orgs, pointless spending to use up a budget otherwise it gets cut, building empires, etc.

The essence of developer that C-suites need to understand is that they are not factory workers: they are in fact MANAGERs. They just don't manage people, they manage virtual employees/subordinates (software). Go ahead, ask any software dev in an org what they do. Generally, somewhere in there is a bunch of acronyms and the fact that they ... wait for it ... MANAGE those acronyms. Krazam's microservices is a perfect example of this. What is that long diatribe essentially about? MANAGING all those services.

That gets to another major undercurrent of IT. Managers want to place IT employees in the "worker bee" category. They don't want IT workers to be managers, and entitled to the great benefits according the management class. The long running IT salary advantage in the US, and the constant ebb and flow between management and IT "working" to push that down is a major social undercurrent here.
Whoever downvoted this has no soul.
How long it will take for those LLM replies to not be so obvious? HN will achieve AGI before openai
Oh great. Another site became read-only for me. Not sad, honestly.
Initially I was like, "Oh cool, a new layer on top of Nix to make it more accessible!" And then read on to see it's basically just the NixCpp fork from save-nix-together now with Meson. I guess gradually moving to Rust is a cool idea, but there also exists tvix in that space with a greenfield version in Rust.
Even if they don't, where are you gpnna get 10,000 H100's?

That's the great thing about AI for the big guys.. Multiple moats.
> That’s not their job, and they already do what they need to: it requires disclosure in the games page/metadata.

By the same logic was it not Apple's job to decide that music downloads shouldn't have DRM and tell publishers to either get on board or not be available on iTunes?

I mean just like in that case I wish it didn't need to come to this, I wish the publishers would just not be piles of garbage to begin with, but this is the world we actually exist in so sometimes it's nice for a player in a position of power to use their power for good.
Fun looking product. Sad to see no Linux support (yet?).

Would you be interested in any help porting/maintaining a Linux release?
I have very recently published a mobile plant identification app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hiddengard...).

It's the first mobile app I have ever written and I enjoyed the process quite a bit!

My main goal was to deliver better identification accuracy than similar apps.

However I also wanted to provide useful plant information along with the identification and naively thought that this would have had to be a solved problem - surely there would be some online DB with all plants data neatly organized (I'd be even happy to pay for it!), in particular plant care information - but alas!
A discussion of other digitisations: https://web.archive.org/web/20220705070449/http://luc.devroy...
As an example: More and more "cars are guests" roads are being added. These are usually cycling dominant routes and while completely removing cars might be preferable it's not always possible. Due to the roads being designed as widened cycling paths (and look like it) which barely fit a car you can have cars there but you'd think twice driving there, which makes the drivers more cautious and lowers the car traffic volume a lot. Note: the throughput of a cycling path far exceeds that of a normal road per surface area used (about ab order of magnitude vs cars).
they are then able to build a walled garden around it.

Really what it boils down to is you are completely outmatched on the sales and marketing side. The decision makers have already worked with the sales exec and that relationship has been cultivated over countless steak dinners, expensive bottles of wine, and boondoggles disguised as "technical education."

And given they already have the tentacles in these organizations, all they need to do is turn the knob to zero for their <insert_shitty_complimentary_product> and practically give it to your potential customer for free. Now the CIO looks like a real winner to the CFO/CEO, the relationship moves forward, maintenance contracts get renewed, and the back slapping continues.
Conversely, if you don't want to use OpenAI and/or SO, you are free to do so. SO has no obligation to continue losing users for your whims.

On top of this, you could say the same about any disrupting technology.
It’s the last part.
Honestly it's so poorly written it's ambiguous as to whether the article refers to "notepad" the program or a physical notepad. The earlier sections talk about compiling often, notepad lacking fancy IDE features, etc. This whole article reads like an AI generated attempt to advertise the Amazon links at the bottom of the page.
As a software dev I can say this is so true. A 14-day free trial is not free, it costs your time.

It takes a serious block of time to evaluate any product or service, maybe a few days. If I put a few days into an open source product and I like it I can just use it. If it is a paid product I'm going to have to go to my management, it might be easy or it might be hard, but I have to discount the gains from "I found a product I like" by the probability that "we won't buy it anyway" so that makes me all the more hesitant to complete a trial.
My TL;DR - estimate (sustainable) Value-add capacity.

The current/instantaneous value-add capacity is what the team/department can deliver in a short-time without consideration of hidden costs (tech debt). The 'sustainable' modifier adjusts that to be a long-term average.

This is something developers and team managers will certainly know, but is good to see framed from the top-down (though I don't know how many C-level execs know tech debt 'in the gut'). Usually it's ignored until it gets so bad a rewrite is required.
Just use which UUID version?
Is this a comment on Workday's development pace?

(I've never directly worked with them, so I can't tell if that's your point.)
Are gamers really more toxic towards women than men? I feel like switching gender will just switch one kind of toxicity to another.
> Except marijuana absolutely isn't legalized, so this is completely incorrect.

I don't know for sure, but does this imply that the FDA can't really regulate these dispensaries? Since the federal government's official stance on marijuana is "you shouldn't be using it anyway!" then presumably they don't feel the need to ensure purity of the product for dispensaries.

I've said for years that I'm the only person I know that D.A.R.E. was actually effective on; I'm way too much of a coward to consume things that aren't regulated. Even as a teenager I never did any drugs because I was afraid that it might be cut with something horrible like meth and I wouldn't have any recourse for them doing that.

I'm sure most dispensaries are fine, but I'm still kind of afraid of something that doesn't have FDA oversight.
As I started to think for some time now: you can have a challenge or a solution.

As engineers, we are often tempted to challenge ourselves, straying away from the latter. There is less perceived pride from following simple solutions.
TL;DR: having tons of cash is better than having debt.
I wonder if for a larger consumer product this would not work, as word gets around they can stay free for a long time. Though it seems to work for a lot of community software like makeMKV.
Its not cool to get a ban from any game unless they give you a refund.
Yes? What kind of model did you have in mind?
>The shoving of high-fructose corn syrup and other calorie-rich ingredients into everything sold in the US to increase consumption (again, for profits)

Do you have any evidence of this conspiracy? Perhaps it's just food producers adding an abundant, cheap sweetener to their crap because that's what the market demands?

Read the ingredients and buy or don't buy. People need to have a bit of personal accountability in these things.
You can do it with one shift:

0x10880 & (24 << (i*4))
I'm not desparate for russia to win, I just support people to have a chance to not die for the lines on the map. It's not just ukraine forcing them to do so (and us helping them), but there are actual movements within EU to forcibly send the ones who escaped back.

If you want to fight russia, you're free to do so, but you shouldn't be able to force others to do so.

> Conscription in its various forms is as old as warfare itself. I cannot believe you think Ukraine invented conscription lmao.

Sure, and it's wrong and should be abolished. Aren't we the ones supporting democracy here? At least you're acting as if you are, as long as ukranian men have no choice but to die in a war you support more than them.
Here is the rub; even when you "stop and think" it's still just a stream of consciousness. The internal decisions about what to say arise out of the same mental abyss as "stream of consciousness" thoughts.

If you pay attention, you can catch that it is all just an illusion.
> I'm finding more and more that Youtube influencer software development is completely disconnected from real world software development.

You don’t need the qualifiers. Influencers are disconnected from the real world, no matter the area. That’s why they’re “influencers”, being a celebrity is the point. Think of it in contrast to someone you’d label a “maker” where the value of what they teach/build is much higher yet they have a comparatively much smaller (and usually geeky) audience.
See also:

The $4 billion gum industry has gone into freefall, with sales down 11% and volume down 20% in the past five years.

https://www.fastcompany.com/3033451/why-nobody-likes-to-chew...
An addition could be a "bounty program" - let donors choose what features to "boost" (prioritize development on). That gives donors a tangible benefit and a feeling of community / ownership, as they can help guide the project in multiple ways.
I’d love if this included outdoor plants, shrubs, trees, and had a filter for hardiness zone.
> We need to consider the practicality of unlearning methods in real-world applications and the legal acceptance of the same.
> probably there should be a time-to-unlearn kind of an acceptable agreement

A very important distinction is between data storage and data use/dissemination. Your comment hints at "use current model until retrained is available and validated", which is an extremely dangerous idea.

Remember old times of music albums distributed over physical media. Suppose a publisher creates a mix, stocks shelves with album and it becomes known that one of the tracks is not properly licensed. It would be expected that it takes some time to execute distribution shutdown: distribute order, clean up shelves, etc. However, time for another production run with a modified tracklist would be entirely the problem of the publisher in question.

The window for time-to-unlearn should only depend on practicality of stopping information dissemination, not getting updated source ready. Otherwise companies will simply wait for model to be retrained on a single 1080 and call it a day, which would effectively nullify the law.
Less about toxicity, more about the barrage of creepy messages and cyber stalking. To be clear, I’m a man saying these things. I think it’s neat we’re able to do things like this now and it’s neat to think of what it can do to solve old problems. This is just one more hypothetical.
this is false - despecialized intentionally puts back original artifacts that were "cleaned up" by later editions (including garbage mattes, VFX errors etc).

you can see it aplenty on Harmy's youtube
https://www.youtube.com/@HarmyDespecialized/videos
I used to watch it on Freeview, picked up via a regular antenna if that's what you mean by "terrestrially".
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